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Re: Summertime in Phoenix
Posted by Frosheen (more from Frosheen) on Sun, 20 Jun 1999 11:55:56
In Reply to: Summertime in Phoenix, Dan Aldrich, Sat, 19 Jun 1999 22:49:18
simon, I am sure that you are responding to someone elses question, but the
strange thing is that I believe that I am having the same problem that you
may have given some solutions for. I am having a problem with my temperature
rising 2/3 the way up the temp gauge before the fan kicks on when the a/c is
off. Of course when it is on both fans come on whenever the compressor cycles
and keeps the car cool in any weather, but when the a/c is off I think it
gets too hot. sometimes water will boil out of the resivoir. I have changed
the thermostat and the fan temp switches. Those were my first thoughts since
that fixed the problem before, but this time it is different. It seems to
almost be a tempermental thing. Sometimes it will kick the fan on at mid temp
range and then cool down to the lower third of the gauge, but other times it
get's way hotter than that. it almost seems like it could be hesitating or
just not reacting quick enough. oh, another thing. I even measured the temp
of the resivoir water with thermometer when it was really hot and steammy,
and it only read 190 degrees F. What's up with that, could it be the gauge?
why does the water boil out if the temp is normal? I am confused. Help
me-------------Marc
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